The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

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Sharptown, has been substantially re
paired by Frcelolder Humphreys.
Mosquito bites ave the latest remed,
for rheumatism. TIE remedy could
not help leiag tried the i've past weeks
WIN. Swing and Isaac Toy. residcrt.
Of Salem county have b en- liaed 10y
Mayor Pratt. OF Cam lan. 10 pay cos.
for nude bathing.
Swear off on daypo. deepo, deppo
dippo, and deepott, and, learn to say
station. It is not only English, it Il
something rarer than that-4 is cor.
ect.-Brudette TX }JAE ,
Reimer Heimrick', Whose kindnea:
will ' be forgotten, favored us
with another fine Icing melon the past
week. The Lord loyeth a cheerful Civ
er and 50 does yep. DIS.
Onr alligators. have a liking to run
off Unexpectedly on excursions if not
held under restraint. On Monday q
gator out the RANCH and was found
next morning ia front of Odd Fellows
II ali with head up on its way to the
river.
Prof. Harry Flanagan, of Salem,
spent last week with his brothers near
Pennsgrove The past year he had
good sized music class at Salem aud
Woodstown. lie has to attend the
conservatory of music in Philadelphia
another year before he receives his
diploma.
There Is some talk of forminga South
Jersey League of baseball clubs next
spring, to take III the Camden, Bridge
ton, Melville, Salem, W0odstoWr and
Woodbury. clubs. The ball grounds III
each place would, OF course, have to be
enclosed, and an admission fee charged
to all games.
To find your money worth OF goods
get a first class bargain. Tin fruit
cans Of our W make ana warranted;
wax strings and ceiline wax for toma-
to cans; lemon squeezers, fruit strain
ers and tunnels for Milling fruit jars
can be had at j. &. Reed Harmony st.
Every line in a newspaper costs some
body something. If ii be for the bene-
fit Of All individual or firm it should he
paid for. lfthe merchant were asked
to donate articles to persons abundant
ly able to pay for them he would re-
fuse. The proprietor Of a newspaper
must pay for the free advertising il the
beneficiary does not.
a year ago Mary Diver had a cow to
loose $ tail. What caused it was not
known, but now we know as \ in Sam
beam says that it is not an unusual
sight to see cattle in l.. n. Greek town
ship going abont without any tails, mos
quitoes having eaten them off while
the cattle's attention was occupied
chewing heir euds.
MI. George II. Pedrick, Of Pedrick-
town, will please accept Il thanks for
two large Banana citron and three
large cilrou of tie Peilrclicn variety.
The Banana citron are of It cream col
or out side, smooth with ridges. One
measured twenty-oue inches long and
sixteen in circumference. One of the
P~erfvctions measured 27x2S in circUm-
ference, Both varieties have a reddish
hue inside and Of fine quality AID
sweet taste. Nj. Pedrick is noted as
Il raiser of fancy varieties of truck.
The Elmer Times says; Baldwin
Brown tried II new plan last Wednes-
day to tighten mp his wagon tires. He
took about two quarts of machine oil
| and Warmed it cvera fire, and put il
IN a trough, Ia WATCH he turned the fell
| II and tire after thoroughly cleaning
them. This, lie says, tlghtehs and
keeps them tight as well as if they
were cut. He told us of 4 farmer mean
Elmer who lad used this plan once a
year, and had never had his tires cut
in That time.
A word from Peter Cooper: SIN al
| towns where a newspaper is published
every man should advertis" in it, even
if nothing more than card stating his
name aud The busin IS he is engaged in
1t does not only pay the advertiser, but
lets the people at ii distance know that
the town in which you reside is a pros
porous community of business men,
As the seed is sOwn, so the seed re-
compenses. Never pull down yoln
sign while yoa expect to do business. :
Peter Coopers are scarce. Too many
get a penny so close to their eyes that
they cannot see the dollars to be made
by investing the penny in advertising.
COMMISSIONS LAYING.
The corner stone for the new First
NJ. L. Church in Salem was laid last
Saturday afternoon. Rev. w A. Spen'